PATHWORKS for DOS

This document serves as an introduction to the PATHWORKS software family. It describes how PATHWORKS integrates various computer systems, such as DOS, OS/2, ULTRIX, Macintosh, and VMS, into a cohesive working environment using local and wide area network technologies. The guide covers:

• System Architecture: The role of clients and servers in sharing network resources.
• Communication Links: Support for Ethernet, Token Ring, and asynchronous connections.
• Networking Software: Support for protocols including DECnet, TCP/IP, AppleTalk, and NetBEUI.
• Product Features: Detailed services like file, disk, and printer sharing, CDROM services, and remote boot capabilities.
• System Management: Tools and interfaces for managing network resources.
• Client Specifics: How PATHWORKS functions for specific client types (DOS, OS/2, Macintosh).

Additionally, the document includes appendices for a summary of server functions and a comprehensive glossary of network terminology.